Mandela Effect - John Denver Becoming John Dever - Transition Time?

For Christ's sake people, he's just bringing this up for discussion and to watch out to see if things keep changing in regards to John Denver. If he
hadn't said anything and then if it DID fully change and he tried to say something then, people would say something like, oh it's convenient that you
didn't say anything when you saw the transition happening and waited until now.

Now, me personally, I think this is just a typo, but it serves no purpose to berate the OP when he's just trying to document what he sees as
potentially the start of an ME.

However it's completely strange to see an artists name misspelled on Google's opening page (can you find another artist so predominantly misspelled);
which lends credence to the possibility of a Mandela Effect that's in the process of transitioning.

Where does that info on the google page come from.

that's your 1st clue.

Of course you can watch "John Dever" videos on youtube..

Is that when you type in "john Dever" ?

AND NOW FOR THE GOLD

Much of the text is still "John Denver" so these may be typos.

The correct spelling may be typo's

are seriously saying that, it couldn't be that the title has a typo in it, it is all the correct spellings?

Gilligan's Island is an American sitcom created and produced by Sherwood Schwartz via United Artists Television. The show had an ensemble cast
that featured Bob Denver, Alan Hale Jr., Jim Backus, Natalie Schafer, Russell Johnson, Tina Louise, and Dawn Wells.

It aired for three seasons on the CBS network from September 26, 1964, to April 17, 1967. Originally sponsored by Philip Morris & Co and Procter &
Gamble, the show followed the comic adventures of seven castaways as they attempted to survive the island on which they had been shipwrecked.

originally posted by: roadgravel
Speaking of Gilligan's Island, there were two intros

One ended at "the movie star" and later "the professor and May Ann" was added. Not Mandela Effect but I imagine someone will believe so.

The early intros said "...and the rest" instead of saying "...The Professor and Mary Ann".

I heard somewhere that the original pilot episode of the show concentrated on only a few of the castaways rather than the seven whom were ultimately
featured in the show. As the show evolved past the original pilot episode, they ultimately decided to concentrate on all seven castaways rather than
just a few, but I think the theme song was already written, and they went with the them song that said "..and the rest" for the first season. They
changed it in later seasons to include the Professor and Mary Ann.

But yeah -- someone watching the older shows with the older theme song might say "I remember the Gilligan's Island theme song being different...is it
the Mandela Effect??

For Christ's sake people, he's just bringing this up for discussion and to watch out to see if things keep changing in regards to John Denver. If he
hadn't said anything and then if it DID fully change and he tried to say something then, people would say something like, oh it's convenient that you
didn't say anything when you saw the transition happening and waited until now.

Now, me personally, I think this is just a typo, but it serves no purpose to berate the OP when he's just trying to document what he sees as
potentially the start of an ME.

Jaden

Thank you.

The lack of comprehension is remarkable. They think I stated this is an ME, so they opened both barrels. Sadly, that's expected here.

It can serve a purpose though. Should "John Denver" change to "It's always been John Dever" then they are on record saying "Dever" is a
typo. Gotcha.

It's probably is just a typo, but you wouldn't expect such a blatant error on Google's front page, especially when that data is built from
aggregated sources (it's not likely a human typed in "John Dever" for that info block - that's what makes it so odd to me).

On the other hand it's possible it will change - in which case it's awesome we got to see one transition.

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